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The Project Monitor’s Project Notes, Can the Greens learn to love mining, December 21, 2011 is divisive, unhelpful and foolish.
It accuses the Greens of living in a “fairy tale economic world” of intending “to bury the resources sector” and of promoting energy solutions that “would cause [the nation] to close down within a couple of days”.
This is exactly the sort of misleading rhetoric and outright falsehood that leads to political grandstanding and the kind of gutter level name calling that has become the hallmark of the old political parties.
http://www.mediavisionz.com.au/ea_flash/qld/2011/110628-eaq/index.htm
Green activist and newspaper publisher, Susana Stock, wrote this letter on coal seam gas to newspapers in northern NSW.
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Congratulations to Lismore Councillors for your stance on coal seam gas mining. Hopefully, your stance will be endorsed by Tweed Council. It is also a relief to see that the NSW ALP government will try to address the issue too, with new rules giving communities a greater say before projects are approved.
BACK DOWN: The Federal Government has relaxed environmental conditions after a mining company threatened to walk away from its $15 billion project. Source: Supplied
THE Federal Government was forced to water down its environmental conditions on a $15 billion coal seam gas project for Queensland after the company threatened to walk away.
The alarm over the Coal Seam Gas industry is focused on the impact the industry will have on the groundwater that provides inland towns and farmers with the bulk of their water.
The villain of the piece is a nasty sounding process called Fracking.
This article explains what fracking is.